Infosecurity Opinions
Shrouding IoT Security in the Fog
By virtue of its distributed architecture, fog computing secures everything from the cloud to the device.
Protecting a Mobile Workforce with Hybrid DNS Security
The root of many of data breaches, and the damage and stress that accompanies them, lies the DNS.
Eight Weak Links that Make Cryptocurrency Exchanges Vulnerable
The security of cryptocurrency is irrelevant if the exchange in which it is stored it is not secure.
Nice Quotes, But I Wouldn’t Take Cybersecurity Advice from Alphonse Karr
Changes are both the enemy and the ally of cybersecurity, but in both cases, it is absolutely not the case that security is unaffected by change.
Departing Employees Should Not Mean Departing Data
With more than two-thirds of organizations experiencing data theft when employees depart, you need to protect your organization against insider threats.
Education and Training: The Downfall of File-Less Attacks
How to train employees to understand and identify an advanced "volatile" threat.
SEC Cybersecurity Update May Lead to Increased Oversight
What the SEC statement means for companies, who could choose to follow its advice or ignore it altogether.
What is KMIP and Why Should Anyone Care?
KMIP allows the interoperable exchange of data between different key management servers and clients, but why does it matter?
Why Do VPNs Need To Be GDPR Compliant?
Now GDPR has been in force for over a month, why do VPNs need to be compliant too?
Security Automation Soars to Top of Agenda
Security orchestration, automation and response platforms need careful consideration in easing the security management burden.
How Pseudonymous Reputation and the Dark Web Have Made Cybercrime Easier Than Ever
Today an array of marketplaces, infrastructure, and technology empower much more ordinary actors to commit crime on a massive scale with impunity.
The Inefficient Battle Against Phishing Attacks and the Technology to Turn the Tides of War
When enough people flag a sender as spam, they will be blacklisted, but it's important for providers to constantly adapt and block spammer accounts.
A New Approach to Data Breach Prevention: Early and Pervasive Breach Detection
The earlier you can detect a cyber-attack, the higher the probability of preventing data breaches. So what is preventing that early detection?
Detecting and Responding to Cryptojacking with Artificial Intelligence
How artificial intelligence can help to detect and respond to cyber-criminals harnessing computer power to mine cryptocurrency.
In Bots We Trust: Better Enterprise Security Through AI
Post GDPR and pre AI, the enterprise needs to entirely transform its thinking about security.
The Next Big Lesson for Security: Context is King
We need higher-fidelity alerts contextualized across multiple facets of a system.
Security's Role in the Shift Left in Application Security
As the DevSecOps process requires developers to take greater responsibility for securing software as well as building it, consideration must be given as to what this means for members of the security team.
GDPR: Don't Rest on Your Data, We've Only Just Begun
May 25 was the starting line, we never know which way regulators and legislators are going to go until they act.
Crack Cyber Attack Cases ...with Terror Attack Investigation Tactics
Five lessons on how to replicate terror investigations for the benefit of cyber.
